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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29
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UNUSUAL TNTERKsf MANIFEsTKD n THIS
YmAR's GkTHKRTN0 OF TIE YALE
lALUMSI.
EEW HAYES, (Oonn. }, Juns B.-Hon.
William NJ. Evarts presided at the Yale
alumni BestinR hsid today. The at.
tendance vas very large, and unusual
interest vas taken IN the proceedings.
Hon Edward 8. Pierpona. Gx United
States Minister 10 Eneland, expressed
The opinion that the course laid down
By Yale vas too extensive In its reqalfe-
ments fer the aveFaRs man. Those Who
intend 10 become teachers, professors
and eminst scholars should b epeoaF-
aged 10 take the full course. but the
ssudens who 10 booking forward 20 q
life ssFnaale In the business world should
be sllowed 10 DuFs1s q shorter route and
Rst At his life vogk sooner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29
SINGERS IN PRIs0A.
ERRiBLE sToRH OF An OPERA coMPAEY
IMPRIsoNED BH MEXICAN AUTH 1RI-
srwAa

TERRIBLE sToRT OF An OPERA coMPAEY
lMPRIsoNED BI MExIoAN AUTH 1RI-
TIES AT DEL HoRTz.
WICHITA (Kan.) }. June 2S.-A. b. Bird,
with his wife aRd daughter Lolts, has
arrived IN this city aud relates q terri
BILE story Of wrong and su6sEino en-
cared while confined in prison at Del
Norte. in Old Mexico, last winter. BIrd
vas manager Of an opera company tour
tna that country and Wills playing In
Del Norte the entire company were ar.
rested upon flimsy pFetext and thrown
into the Same pFison where Editor Cat
ting vas connBed. They we're denied q
bearing or trial. aud were nos even al.
lowed 20 see or converse With other
Americans though several tried to ske
them. While they were confined. -four
members sf the company died Of small
pox while ell Suffered pTivations and
sickness
Lately the company vas released,
having lest ell their wardrobe and mus
ical instFuments- STEPS have been taxi
en- 10 seeurs redress By placing the mat
ter In the hands Of ihe proper authoFitieA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29

Accepted ~ the kaiGhta 81 labor.
PHuADKLPHIA, Jane B.-keturna
from several thousand local aasembiios
Of the Knights Of Labor today show
THAI the nsW constitution and the
national trade assemblies elsase have
both been aoospttd By q three f0urtbs
vote, and Il IL probable that the general
executive board will pr0mulRlte Q new
eonstitasion which contains more TIM.
poFtant changes abont Jaly lOth. The
adoption Of this Constitution vas denied
g few days since.
An analysis Of sha vote Shove that
half Of those ASSEMBLIES opposing she
adoption Of . neW consiitutioa obiseted
10 the Gloss fosbiddinR any member Of
any assembly 10 ssll Or give Away any
malt OF spurious liquors as any mesting
OF eutsFtAinment Of the order undeF
pain Of IL m0nths' suspension from The
order.
Tbe artisls upon 90 operation was
ADOPTED uaAnim0a4ly. Il pgOvides for
The ereasion and disbursement Of q
fund 20 aid 90 operative entsF.
pgisos. The psw ooDstituti0n gives
ihe 0epsFsl RxscutiVs BoaEd ths
poweF 70 ssttls ali strikes and dtsputea
regardless Of their origin. Each die
tFtsa, state, national OF unattaohed iooAl
assembly shall be entitled 10 one dele
cate for each 500 members OF MAJORITY
fraction thereof. The term 0f Office has
been hIed 81 two years. Compensation
" 20 b hxsd b. the general tFads g.
sembiiea-
One ciaaae provides that sneh asssm-
bites may Be formed upon fAEoFabls
vsas by ixO-thiFds Of The local Assem-
biies Of that trade mailing applieAiion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29

ADJOURNMENT or TIE SUPREME LoDoE or
THE AAuIKHT oRDER or UNIT
ND wORKMKM

MANA W AMB HOEkEAH AfoAlA
THK AAuIKHT oADER or UNIT
ND woRKMKN.
MILWAUKEE,, jane 28.-Ihs Supreme
lodge Of the ancient order of United
WoEkmen adj JuFned today. Among
the important legislation wae the 70.
vision Of the laws de6aing the powers
Of the supreme aud grand lodges,
ia adjusting the system Of relief az.
tended 10 different Grand Lodge tuFis-
dictiou, bases upon the mortality expe-
Fienee Of she organization during she
past ten years
The ritual adopted in 1886 was mod
fled and revised.
The proposition 10 place q monument
over the gave Of RatLeR UpohuEoh,
founder Of the order, in Bellefontains
Cemetery, et. Louis, asd erect q memo
rial hall 10 Meadyille, Pennsylvania, the
birthplace Of the organization, was
adopted.
The election Of oiiosFs fer the ensu.
ing year vas oomplsted as fsll0Ws:
George W. BadRFow, Of Ontario, Past
Supreme Master WoFkmAn; w. n. J0F-
dan, Of California, Master Workman;
q. ~. Masters, Of Wisconsin, ROFemani
w. X. 0gnhRm, OF Iowa, OweFBoeE; M.
w. Saokett. Of Pennsylvania, Recorder;
J. LenhaFt, Of Penna.. keosiVer; J. H.
Ohild, Of OFrRon, 0uide; Wm. Butts, Of
Maryland, Watchman: B. Is. Berry, Of
Kansas, II. B. Lo0mis, Of New orb,
and l.. L. Troy. Of Illinois. Trustees.
Standing committees; Lave, Judge
Frizzie, Of Nashville, Tenn Arend0rf,
Of Springfield; j. W. Kinaley, Of Heb.
90, Meat; Finance, W. W. Wilson, Of
Miohiean, John J. AekeE, Of Albany, N.
T.; Vital statlsiieian, J. y. kiohardson,
Of Missouri.
The membsFship vas reported ~
1900. The next session vill Be held 81
Louisville, Ky, on the third Thursday
of June Of nsxt year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29

Henry Hart 10 ssn to him large biocA
o. Pacific Mail sna % give up bis aghi
aRa,nsi tAs Manhattan elesafed On Be
bali ct Ne Third Avenue soFfaoe Road
eies
Ihese usrs deuied. has The FfSssas
avs that toa general otinion is thai
kields who has heen . bah on the Man
haitian, having advanced Il to lao iasi
samner contrary 10 theBishes Of Goule
and saees has supcnDbed te the cam.
paign against him By lhesa gentlemen
bT this transaction Mr.. Goald secured
TIE c0utsel of the Elevated road uhiek
M. Field has hsretofore held.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29

THB HBV HosK TRIBUNE PUBLtsHus n
TEKvTKws WIFE THEM o. fH1
MAMuATTAA nEAL.

NEW YoEK, June 2s.-Ths Tribeas
tomoErov via pabIisa . long interview
With Jay 6ozld. In which the million
aire admits that be today purchased
1000 sharss Of Manhattan elevsted
stock a. an investment for himseif. BE-
cause he tho1eht it good bargain. he
said that there was no change 10 the
teiegraphic situation. he pronouneed
the general oatiook encoaraeisg. The
sane pager has an interview with
Cyrus W. Field. Who declined 70 give
TIE prize The stock vas sold %. he is
still . heavy stoekholdsF IN Manhattan
and has every o01ndeDcs In Il. The
baainess outlook Of the country 10 good.
and there shOold Be inpsovenszt IN
atocks.
The Trsbsas AAds thai tbs transac-
acison vas the general theme Of con
ysEsAiiou and thst many Famors vere
aa3Aa ooocsEufoa Gould With other i'm
poxtanf tRAnsaceiGns. Among them waa
ons that the Telegraph tr0ukls had been
ssstisd by Henry 8. Ives turning over 10
Mr.. Gonl1 his Balti@cre a Oeio option.
Anosher was that Gould bad forped
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29
LEGasLAToRs kaLIcarEsED.

IxTnHEsxIxo TEsTTMoz1 Ha0uoKT oUx
KKFoA1 TKn PACIFIC RAILlBoAD n
VEsTEaAfTBo o0nMETfKL
0MAHA, Juns &.-Geo. 7. Crawford,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29

CHEcA0o. June sS-TAa nAiig Nsses
his evsning says that = startlinR Famos
aas been widely circulated u this eitr
today, 30 the eaect that the SapFeme
oourt has decided 90 give tue con-
iemned Anarchists q new trial, over
ruling Judge 6ary's decision. 1ka ru-
1cs cannot. however. Be traced 10 any
responsible souFoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29

WAsHTsoros, June sS.-An order vas
issued from the War Department today
By direction Of TIE President restoring
to the army MaioF Beritnin p. Rur-
kle, retired, Who Vas dropped npoB
Q Judgment OF the Court Of Claims.
Ihe Judgment was reversed BY The uni.
ed states Supreme Court on May ~.
he viii be borne on the rolls as nsVer
havinR been legally separated from The
army.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29
Iake snarn,. Trl.I.

NV Yokx, June SAT the eoneln-
sion Of the testimony n ths sharp tEiA
today, counsel for defense announced &
that thsy rested their case. TIE Our
then a'i5nFned Until tomoFow, vhst
the samminR up will begin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29

G. a. WEED, AA. D.
0fFICK. ROOM No. z YEsIaKR-
" LeAFy block. Seattle. Residence cor
~ front and Union sta. TelophonaNoI
0aaoe honS fFom II 70 II q. m. 10 Z
nafpspm se7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-29

C0RREsPOHDENTs:
Sad0nal Park Bank. New Yerk.
first National Bank, Chicago.
paoiflc Bank. San Francisco.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-23

Tor all those minor, but necessary articles that
90 TO make complete the comfort and convenience
Of your homes in the way Of house furnishing
goods go the BEST if not the only stores. where
you can and all you want-Wood Menash, 1873
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
Laces and Rmbroideries,

Our stock is the most complete
in the South, and to convincs you
we ave an uuexcelled line of these
goods, we will commence ToMoR.
ROW one of the grandest sales in
this department ever offered, for
ONE WEEK only. Every piece Of
Lace aud Embroidery will be sold
without one cent profit.
Torchon Llces at DC, Torch IN
Lacts at &c, Torcho1 Laces at &c,
Torchon Laces at Sc, Torchon
Laces at 90, Torchon Lace5 at 10c,
ToIchon Laces at l2c, at 15c,. at
zoe, at CSC, st SOC, at 35c, at 40a. a.
Acc, at Soc; Jacouet and Swiss En-
bro.dery, Sc. 5c, &c, Zoe, l2c, Is J,
zoe, 223c. SOC, 80, Ace, and up to
So so. Now these goods are &C.
tually wi hout profit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
ClNnNNArI. February 22d. 1887.

CINCINNATI, February I'D, 1887.
Mossrs. ID II, Baldwin, Co., Cincinnati, 0 /:
DEAR sIRs-Your esteemed favor OF
the 2lst at hand. l thank you for
your long letter, l will IN AXE mine
short Years ago, when the California
geld fever was at lis height, an enter
prisipg gold hunter labeled his wagon
"Calflrnia or bust" Adopting his
motto with a slight variation, l say
Decker or bust" and have not Il ID
the Steinsrts.(ag fofthe Stein way
10 that effect. VIII write you more
fully tomorrow. Yours, truly,
4. III. SCHNEIDER.
S.-Aiter hearing Messrs. Andres
and Doerner play on the Decker
Grands this a ternoop, l am more
pleased than ever with thsir tone.
They will be heard tonight by an
audience composed OF our most cul-
tivated and musical people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
Table Linens and Towels.

20 pcs all Turkey Red Damask,
36c, worth Soc; Is PCS Unbleached
Linen Dsmask, 23r. worth 4Oc; 20
pcs Unblesched Boriersd Dam ssk,
BIC, worth Soc; 10 pcs Bleached
Damask, 471c, worth zoe; Is pcs
BIeached Dana *, 60c, worth 9Oc;
10 pcs finest gu Atty satin Damask,
90c, worth 81 %; 100 dozen G srman
Huck Towels, Zoe each; $50 dozen
ex ra fine, large sizs, 23c each;
200 dozan extra fiue, Knottad
Fringe, 23c etch; 800 dozen very
finest Greiian Bordeir, 49,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
Dress Goods department.

Prices for Monday and F.idsy.
/ case Heath rTWills at DC, worth
l53; l case English Tussah Surfing
at 1910. worth 20o; case Hair
Serges, double width, at 23c, worth
351; l case Blocked Plaids, Grays
and Tans, 272r, worth 40c; so pcs
French Oaneleite Cords, all colore,
94,, worth SOC; so pcs French Tri.
cot, spring weight 55c, worth 753;
60 pcs French Foule, finest quality,
73c, worth 81; 80 pcs Scotch Suit
ings. finest quality, 624c, worth 90c /;
20 pcs Checked AlmY Cloth, faest
q1sAty, 80c, worth $50. Every
thing new In Black Goods at car
responding1y low prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
White Goods Department.

OPENING Prices for Monday.
l case Tskool Stripes at 81,
worth 15c; 80 pcs Indian Linen
at 63c, worth Toe; 50 Tci Sheer,
fine quality, 10c, worth l5c; 20 pcs
Null, large plsids, l0c, worth 15c;
65 pcs Finest Spring Tide Plaids,
l9t, worth 35c; 100 pcs Dream,
Tan and White Mulls, l5c worth
800; 40 pea Tan Lace d Ray Plaids,
22!c, worth 40c; 25 pcs Hem.
stitched PlaidP, 22lc, worth 40c;
20 pcs Knotted Bourette Clothe,
35c, worth 50j. And more new
style White goods than will be
shown in any other house i1 the
South this season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
PArasOls. Paras lis.

New Spring Coaching P4rss1ls.
81 10; New Spring LNce Covsred
Parasols; New Spring Pongee Para
soils in coaching; New Spring Pom
gee in Lace T immed; New Spring
Mourning Parasols; New SprinS
Coaching, with EnRlish canes; New
Soriug Coaching with Brass fiDe.
Everything new in Parasol De-
psrtment,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
MENKEy AND COMPANY.
Fancy Sale of Fancy Real Estate.

Ia these days of active competition
among real Slats agentI the one who
makes a particularly good sale is likely
to bs talked about. Yesterday Mr.. B.
M, S,ratton cold to Mr.. M. j. Kelly
one hundred and seventy.six feet front
on the Boulevard by two hundred
feet in depth at $40 per foot. The
property belonged to the Samuel Mos
by estate. LIS Gale at this price speaks
we'll for the capacity of Mr. StraLton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
Lace Curtain Department.

500 pair Tapped E lgae, 81 05, worth
S.; $50 EAR Tipped Edges, ST. 95,
worth So; 800 Ezra Fine Edges,
g SO, wcrth 81; 100 New Designs,
81 80, worth IS; Nottingham Meta,
l5c, worth 25;; Nottingham Nete,
zoe, worth soc; Nottingham Metz,
25c. worth Soc; Nottingham Nets,
SOC, worth 45c; Scrim Nets in col.
ors at 7Ac; Scrim Nets in cream at
Fac; New Madras Net at 16c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
Sheetings and DOmestIc'.

l case 1914 Sheetipgs, zoe; case
ia Sheetings, 25c; / case Finest
Quality Sheetings, 273c; A cases
Blsached Domestic5, for Monday,
10 yards for 81, equals Lonsdale.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
Ginghams and CrlnkIes.

New Gipghams at loo; Now
Z'phyr Weight GinghamF, 12sc;
New Crinkles, Monday only, IL
yards for 81; New Combination
Ginghsms, New Tuttsd Ginghams,
New Chambray Glnghams, New
PsIcal Shiitings, New Penange
Shirtings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd 81.
Dr., II. X. CAMPBELL, Dentist, No.
38 Madison street.
P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 90 Madison street.
ALL kindsoi Iron and Slate Mantels,
Crate Fronts and Tenders for sale
cheap at Gabay's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
Great Curiain Sale.

All OF our Broken Lots OF Cur.
tains will be placed on sale tomoI-
row:
Lot No, 381, 7 pairs OF Nottingham
Lace Curtains at 81 70, worth
S. so.
Lot No. 645, 4 pairs Nottingl an
Lace Curtains at 81 rs, worth
IS so
Lot No 1856, A 7 airs Nottingham Lace
Curtains at So 50, worth s. so.
Lot No. 1893, 6 pairs NothnRham
Lace Curtains at "a 70, worth S..
Lot No. 1876, 2 pairs Real Lace Cur.
tains at SO %, worth $l4 so.
Lot No. 8l92, 4 pairs Real Lace Cur
tains q, 81 81, worth SIP.
Lot No. 1854, 8 pairs Madras Cur.
tains at So SO. worth 81 so.
Special for Tomorrow.
100 Pairs of Heavy PORTER Curtains
AT 81 70 A PAIR,
Real value 81 80. See them.
Cut Glass Water Sets, new Oxford
shape, consisting Of Waiter, l
Iaukard Pitcher, 2 Tumblers
aud Waste Bowl, very latest
design. only 81 98.
Bassemsr's Stamped Brass Parlor
Cuspadores only 19c, worth 75c.
"No Kitchen Happy Wi h ut ~
the new CUcoanut and Choco-
late Crater, only 75c.
White Cnina Decorated Bre akf lst,
Tea and Dinner Set, 100 useful
pieces, at $l5, regular retail
price $35.
Pure White Wash Stsnl Sets, con-
Stating OF Dep B lsin, l Large
Water Pitcher, l Small Wafer
Pitcher, l Soap Dish, Mug end
l Chamber, only ST. SO; regular
price 81 80.
"White Mountain" Ice Cream
Freezers, triple motion, made
from very best Turned ZiDc,
which will not rust, only ST. SO.
squ9re Bird Cages, complete with
fixtures a1d cups, only 49c.
Millions Of Bargains Tomorrow.
In G assware and Chira ware.
HOus ,hold Linens, Dam asks, Sheet
inys and Dom o stics.
All know that there has oeen
great advance in Domestic Goods
lately. We b1uQht largely before
tho advance, ard we are now Offer
ing all the best makes a: old prices.
Lonsdale, Pride of the West,
Fruit of the Loom, New York
Mills, Wansutts, Masonville
sHEETINGS AND DOMESTICS
All at old prices-much less than
Can be bought today at the fac
tories. Just .ceiVe1 a new line oil
Fine Linen Table Damasks.
Come and see them.
MENKEy AND COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
StenOgraphers Needed at Washing

WARRINGTON, April 2,--The Civil
Service Commission announce that 1t
Is with difficulty that It is able to sup
ply the departmental demand for male
stenographeIs who are also typs writ
ers, and suggests that competent per-
sons, outside the District OF Columbia,
who contemplate passing a civil ser.
vice examication In s.enogrsphy and
type writing, do 80 at once. Salaries
in this branch Of the public service
IA lge from $1,000 to $3.50 per annum.
No better institution than Nelson's
Business College, No. 5 Madison street,
can be found In which to study the
standard systems OF shorthand or ste
biography. Day aud night CLASSES.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
BUY SHOES
At ]. M. HILL & Co.'s,
Corner Main and Union.
From the "American Musician"

From the "American Musician"
NSw YoRK, March 10, 1887.
"No firm in the West stands higher
than the Baldwins, whether for BUSH
ness honor or filanclal strength"
One OF the leading musicians OF
Cincinnati, who has used a Decker
Grand piano for years, has been offer
I'D new steinway Grand II he will
stop rsoom mel d ag tho Decker Bros,
and shout for Steirw ", Int AZ the old
song ,ays, "His Heart was True to
Poll" and he will stick to the Decker
hIg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

1t ia absurd to send your orders
away from home when you can save
money aud time, and get the best Of
work, by placing your orders diric.
with ]. L, Habsrling, the msnulsct-
urer Of Rubber and Sleel Stamps, No. $40
Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

THE Hibernian fraternity Bal will
be the a.trsc ion flr Easter Monday
evening, and will be given at the
knights OF InnisfAil Hall. II Is an
assured success,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

Mr.. JOHN I. DowELL, No. lO2 South
Charles street, Baltimore, Nd, writes
"For lumbagoland neuralgic affections
/ consider Salvation Oil an excellent
remedy"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

OK Z ,ster Monday april llth) the
Memphis lodge No. 4iS and Harmony
Lpdge No. 52t q the German Order OF
HAElgAh will celebrate the fcrtieth
anniversary OF their great aud good
order by giving grand ball at Coch-
ran Hall. Tickets are to ba had
through members at 81 each. Ladies
free. Everything will he done to
make the affair most pleasant one.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

Good material. fine workmanship
I'm pants made 90 order by Hextsr,
who II the leader Tn low prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
The Secret Unfolded'
WHY
HUNTER, KEVENY & HUNTER,
NO. 4O2 MAIN STREET,
(0pp. Gayoeo Hotel),
Can Sell UEapproachsble bargains
Reasons ThTeefOld.
WHY

FiIst-0ur stock is every stitch
new. Second-We bought when
the market was dull. Third-We
are satisfied on a small margin.
Some RARE BARGAINS for Monusy
and Friday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
Dress Goods! Dress Goods!

Dress Goods! Dress Goods!
Special Sale Tomorrow OF
Paris Combination Patterns.
SO 70 will buy Handsome Oombi-
nation Dress Pattern worth $40.
80 80 will buy Elegant Choice Com
bination Dress Patterns worth
$l5.
$l2 80 to $75, Magnificent Array OF
Imported Observation-Disclosures,
worth double,
Special Bargains Tomorrow.
At CSC, Double Width, All Wool,
Pin Head Checks, Stripes and
Plaids, wor h 81 yard.
At 32c, Corondolette Twills, a new
Spring Fabric, worth SOC.
AT l5c and zoe, Fancy Wool M K
lures.
At SOC, All Wool Ssrgse, worth zoe.
70 pieces (anovel'y) Turkish Crepe
Cloth for Dfesbes ia Fancy
Figures and Stripes, an entirely
new dress fabric,
AT 12lc A YARD, WORTH zoe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

For Choice Melon Seed
At 81 per pound, see .'For Sale" co.,
umn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
MENKEN AND COMPANY
Announce for Tomorrow a grand
Bargain Sale OF Silks.

Ladies contemplating the pur-
chase oil Spring Dresses should not
fail to visit our store tomorrow.
10 pcs new Spring Shades Of Lyons
Satin de Bsrrie, the regular
price OF which Is 81 a yard, to-
morrow only 81 %.
10 pcs Extra Heavy Pure Silk
"Faille Franraise," the regular
price OF which is 81 so, tomor-
row only 81 65
% pcs Job lot) Beautiful Chene
|. and LouisienneS Silks, worth folly
81 60 a yard, T. morrow only 97c.
80 pcs Genuine Lyons Pure Dye
Black Gros Grain Silk, regular
price 81 70. tomorrow only 81 Is
rs pcs Pure Dye Black Satin Ddch-
esse, regular price a2 q yard, to-
morrow only 81 30. Also
1000 Silk Remnants, including many
Dress Lengths, at
HALF REGULAR PRICE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
WHITE DRESS GOODS.

3 cases $50 pcs) Sheer Plaid India
Linen at 1910, worth zoe.
100 pea Soft Persian Null at lac,
regular price 25c.
100 pcs Pam India Linen at l01,
the 15c quality.
80 pcs Choice Imported Paid,
Striped and Figured Mulls at
35c, usually sold at 60c.
100 White Embroidered Robes in
BIKES at 81 90.
100 Embroidered Ohambray Robea
in boxes at So So.
10 cases (t25,000 ysrds) Double
Width Long Cloth, manufsc-
tured expressly for us, 20 yards
in piece, only 50 a piece. Also,
FOR TOMORROW ONLY,
5000 yards Pad Nainsook, quality
sold else where at 7lc,
OnIy Dc n Yard, DC.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

Healthiest plants aud best collection
In the city, 81 per doz4n ald upwards.
Bedding plants In quantity aud v-rie-
ty. DAin y dalsiei and prettiest pam
sizes from Paris and l. )ndon seed. No
cheaper anywhere, Cut flowers,
baskets and designs. La Rose Gsrdenp,
Williamson Place, corner Jackeon and
La Rose streets, near Memphis Flour
ing Mill. Telephone, 6T.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

Bargains in Furniture, 1913
Main st. store for rent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
GREAT SALE TOMORROW
Spring Wraps and Dresses

Of
Spring Wraps and Dresses
Ladies' Spring Wraps and Jackets
So 70 aud upward.
500 doz Ohildten's Drawers, Ticks
a1d Edge, at 13c a pair.
$50 doz Ohildren's Plated and EN-
broidered Dresses and Slips a.
25c each.
75 doz Ohildren's Night Dresses at
loo each.
so doz Cnildren's Long Cambria
Slips at 25c.
100 doc Children's Hubbard Calico
Slips ct 19c each,
All White Ready Made Dresses
Ma ked at less than price Of ma
terials.
100 doz New Jersey Waists at 50c,.
73c and 90c.
so doz Paris Jersey Waists at 81 %,
So, So and upward.
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW.
100 COS Spiral Wire Folding Bus
ties, made to sell for zoe, we will
sell them tomorrow for 25c each,
worth 75c.
90 doz Ladies' Gowns marked low.
80 doELadies' Cnemises marked low.
80 doz Ladies' Skirts marked low.
80 doG Ladies' Drawers marked low.
80 sets Lace Underwear marked low.
New French COrsets.
Ladies appreciate glove fitting
OorSet--one that fits snugly and
comfortably. We have Just re-
received new supply OF Genuine
French Corsets aud ThompBon's
Glove Fitting Corsets. 81 will buy
a Thompson Glove Fitting Corset
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10
SPRING HATS

In greatest variety and lowest prices
at
CoHEN's, 2l9 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-10

Handle more Furnit ire and Ca'pes
than any other house, and sell them
cheaper. fB 8